Real Estate Economics
This course, offered through Schack Institute’s Executive Education division, introduces topics in real estate economics that relate to the built environment. At its core, the course addresses key ideas in urban economics, such as agglomeration and scale economies. The course examines linkages between regional, national, and global economies and real estate markets. It explores positive and negative economic externalities that distort the urban built space, as well as local policies such as zoning and rent control that have perverse effects on development. Substantial student participation is expected throughout the course.
You'll Walk Away with
- Knowledge of the factors influencing the supply and demand for real estate
- The ability to recognize the factors that drive the urban built space as a matter of economic theory and measurement
- The skills to combine the above to evaluate the marketability of particular real estate investments and developments
- An understanding of the relevance of economic analysis in sound investment underwriting
Ideal for
- Working professionals with an interest in understanding how supply and demand drive pricing and value in commercial real estate
- Members of the CRE Finance Council (CREFC)
1 section
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Summer 2024
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Section
001 -
Semester
Summer 2024 -
Date
May 28 - Jul 16 -
Day
Saturday -
Time
10:00AM-10:45AM -
Sessions
7 -
Faculty
Pajoohi, Ashkahn -
Location
Instructor Led
- May 28 – Jul 16
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- Self-Paced
- Jul 13 – Jul 13
- Saturday
- 10:00AM – 10:45AM
- Instructor Led
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